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supercomputers

  • New US Chip Ban Could Cripple Chinese Development of AI and Supercomputers
    New US Chip Ban Could Cripple Chinese Development of AI and Supercomputers
    News Analysis As every aspect of modern life becomes digitized, not just the economies of nations but their sovereign influence will increasingly rely on the command of technology, with supercomputers ...
    October 29, 2022BY Anne Zhang and Sean Tseng
  • Supercomputer Predicts Evolution of La Palma Eruption
    Supercomputer Predicts Evolution of La Palma Eruption
    Each morning and for two hours, one of Europe's largest supercomputers processes data from the eruption of the ...
    November 9, 2021BY The Associated Press
  • Taiwan Says Its Chip Firms Will Adhere to New US Rules Blacklisting China Supercomputing Entities
    Taiwan Says Its Chip Firms Will Adhere to New US Rules Blacklisting China Supercomputing Entities
    TAIPEI—Taiwan said on Wednesday its chip companies will adhere to U.S. rules after Washington added seven Chinese supercomputing ...
    April 14, 2021BY Reuters
  • US Holds Top Supercomputer Speed, Bans China From US Technology
    US Holds Top Supercomputer Speed, Bans China From US Technology
    The United States won the 2019 Top500 supercomputer speed crown and then banned American tech companies from assisting ...
    June 26, 2019BY Chriss Street
  • The ‘Jurassic Park’ Computer Company Just Got Sold for $1.3 Billion
    The ‘Jurassic Park’ Computer Company Just Got Sold for $1.3 Billion
    Cray is sold to HPE for 1.3 billion dollar
    May 17, 2019BY Wire Service
  • Laser ‘Supernova’ Mimics Magnetic Fields in Space
    Laser ‘Supernova’ Mimics Magnetic Fields in Space
    At the Vulcan laser facility in the UK, scientists recreated a supernova in an attempt to find out ...
    June 6, 2014BY Steve Koppes
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